Life on Carriacou is relaxed, culture is rich and people are friendly. You will feel home within the first hours of arrival on Carriacou. The vibes of Carriacou and its Kajaks - Kayaks, are a guarantee that you will return.
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Kajaks, people from Carriacou
In an attempt to cover as many as possible subjects regarding Carriacou as possible, the people of Carriacou should have an important roll in this web. If you have pictures that you would like to send us, we will be very pleased to include them here.There is another website dedicated to the families from Carriacou that have dispersed over the world, and in special the Ludlow Cummings family. The Carriacou family website Be patient, there are a lot of pictures there on one page, so it takes a while to load.
 Top Hill coming into Six Roads; Paywo Mas (1971)
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 Djab Djab (1971)
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 Big Drum Dance (1971) |
 Sugar Adams |
 Sugar Adam's Daughter (1978) |
 Sugar Adams, Famous Drummer (1978) |
 Shipright |
 Shipright
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 Desmond Bristol and his rum shop (1978) |
 The Big Drum Dance as painted by Canute Castile |
 Big Drum Dancer |
 Morgon Langon in front of his shop (1971) |
 Wedding joining in Carriacou (1971 |
 Wedding in Carriacou (1971) |
 String band in Carriacou (1971)
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 Daniel Atkins, Sugar Adams Cadie Tex John |
Origins of the Kayaks
People from Carriacou are mainly from African descent. There are some traces of the old amerindian tribes : the Taino, the Arawaks and the Caribs. Language on Carriacou is English, but a local patois is spoken as well. There are strong French influences in the L'Esterre zone.
For more pictures see our picture gallery.